You had me up until the answer to your rhetorical "Why?" After that, I'm pretty sure you are making the argument FOR a la carte purchases, i.e., "Why are you making me pay for 100% of your content when I only want 10% of it?"

POUW! Right in the kissre.

I'm chose Sprint 2 years ago primarily because of the lower prices. The unlimited data is a nice perk but I doubt I'd hit the 4 MB threshold if I switched to Verizon since I work at home and am on WiFi 95% of the time. Their speeds in NYC are abysmal; I even switched to a MIUI ROM which doesn't support 4G and don't…

OMGPOP has 210 million reasons to not care about your lack of praise.

You can create an account with just an email address. I think it's more convenient with facebook, though, because it just searches your friends; with an email log-in you need to search for friends by email address, which is kind of a pain because I don't know all of my friends' emails off the top of my head.

Whoa whoa whoa...Kim Dotcom is white?

Anybody have experience with that Samsung S23A550H monitor? Looks pretty sleek but reviews are so-so.

+#2

"It's something you're going to use everyday, for many hours at a time."

So I was watching The Descendants last week and everything Sid says I was like, "Oh my god, this kid is the worst. This is only funny because I don't think kids this dense actually exist in real life."

"The Blade is nearly $3000."

You sound very arrogant and I don't like you.

Thanks for the links! Unlocked my bootloader (although I did not root) this weekend and flashed the MIUI ROM onto my Evo. It's almost like a brand new phone now.

I always feel like an ass when I spend $6 on a small package of raspberries at Whole Foods and then eat them in one sitting.

Will it make my grapes taste like wine?

Sold out around 12:20 EST after being live for less than 90 minutes, so I'm not sure why it was even posted here.

The downside to using your apartment as a yoga studio is that you'll make your apartment smell like a yoga studio.

Now I get it.

I don't get it.

Every child of the 90s claims copyright infringement.